Processing method for perennially polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues or oil sands deep in natural oil mines, and processing system thereof

ABSTRACT

A processing method for perennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oil sands in natural oil mines, and a processing system thereof. In the method, a solid substance containing oils and water is in full contact with an organic liquid solvent with a low boiling point and a weak polarity or no polarity at room temperature under pressurized condition to extract oil and water from the solid substance to the liquid, the organic solvent with low boiling point and low latent heat is easily separated from oil and water in the liquid after solid-liquid separation by decompression or heating evaporation, the gas solvent is compressed and condensed for recycling, the extracted oil and water are subjected to oil-water separation, and the extracted oil may be used as fuel or used for refining.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the field of environmental pollution,and specifically, to a processing method for perennially and deeplypolluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oil sandsin natural oil mines, and a processing system thereof, and isparticularly suitable for sludge at the bottom of crude oil tanks duringstorage and transportation, sludge containing oils and water from oilrefineries and wastewater processing plants, soil, sand, and oil sandsthat are contaminated by oil, oil-containing waste clay frompetrochemical industries, oil-containing waste residue frompetrochemical industries, oil-containing soil remaining in the oil fieldafter oil extraction, and the like, and can recycle oil after theprocessing.

BACKGROUND

A large amount of oily sludge is produced during petroleum extraction,production, and storage. It shows from the research of the environmentalprotection agency (EPA) that every 500 tons of crude oil processed willproduce 1 ton of sludge, and China's petroleum industry produces morethan 3 million tons of sludge annually. If the oily sludge is notsubjected to harmless processing, it will threaten the ecologicalenvironment and human health to varying degrees. The oil contained inperennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, orwaste residues, or contained in oil sands in natural oil mines ispetroleum hydrocarbons consisting of carbon and hydrogen. Randomly piledoily sludge will pollute the surrounding soil, so that the content ofpetroleum hydrocarbons in the soil exceeds the standard, the soil iscompacted, and the vegetation in the soil is destroyed. The oily sludgeis rich in toxic and harmful substances such as heavy metals, pathogenicbacteria, and radionuclides, and these substances are difficult todegrade and may cause fatal diseases. In recent years, due to thedangerous characteristics and increasing output of oily sludge, oilysludge processing and disposal technologies have attracted more and moreattention from domestic and foreign researchers, including incineration,solidification/stabilization, oxidation, biodegradation, pyrolysis,solvent extraction, and the like.

The ordinary liquid solvent extraction method is widely applied to theprocessing of semi-volatile and hard-to-volatile organic substances.Oily sludge is mixed with an organic solvent that is suitable for theoily sludge as an extractant, wherein water, solid particles, andcarbon-containing impurities in the oily sludge cannot be dissolved inthe extractant, and the mixture of extractant and oil is subjected toflash evaporation to separately recover the oil and extractant. Theextraction method can be used to thoroughly process oily sludge and toextract and recover most of petroleum hydrocarbons. However, theextraction needs to consume a large amount of extractant and has highcosts, especially, the separation of the extractant and oil usuallyrequires rectification to recover the extractant, which consumes a lotof energy, so that the processing by the extraction method is high incosts. Therefore, the extraction method is rarely applied to theprocessing of oily sludge in oil refineries.

The patent CN1526797A provides an oily sludge extraction method with anextractant of light coal tar (with a boiling point of 45-90° C. atatmospheric pressure), petroleum ether, and light oil. Water, oil, andresidue in the oily sludge are separated in an extraction tower at atemperature of 45-55° C. with the effect of dissolution of fuel oil inthe oily sludge by the extractant. However, regardless of whether it isa batch process or a continuous process, the mixture needs to be heatedabove 100° C. for fractional distillation to recover the extractant andobtain the fuel oil, which consumes a lot of energy.

The patent CN100340503C provides a method for recovering oil from oilysludge by multi-effect thermal extraction using oil with a wideboiling-point range (of 100-500° C.) as a solvent oil for extraction,and almost all the oil is recovered from the sludge. However, theprocess is complex and requires a lot of equipments, and the extractedmixture of oil and solvent oil is difficult to separate to obtain andrecycle the solvent oil with stable composition.

The patent CN201823824A provides a method for extracting fuel oil fromdried sludge using a mixture of one or more of C4-C20 hydrocarbons witha boiling-point range of 40-200° C. as an extractant. However,extractant regeneration and recycling needs to be achieved in arectification tower from the extracted liquid mixture, which consumes alot of energy to recover the extractant.

The patent CN103570199A provides a mixed oil extractant including aprimary agent A of distillate oil with a boiling-point range of 110-135°C., a secondary agent B of distillate oil with a boiling-point range of140-150° C., and an auxiliary agent C of distillate oil with aboiling-point range of 80-100° C. The distillate oil is naphtha, lightoil, and the like. The operation temperature is 100-150° C. However, theseparated liquid is subjected to rectification according to theboiling-point ranges of the primary agent A, secondary agent B, andauxiliary agent C, and is then compounded into a fresh mixed solvent,which also consumes a lot of energy to recover the extractant.

In summary, current raw materials of an extractant for oily solidsubstances, especially perennially and deeply polluted sludge containingoils and water, waste residues, or oil sands in natural oil mines, aremainly liquid solvents at room temperature and atmospheric pressure ormixed solvents with a wide boiling-point range, such as light coal tar,petroleum ether, naphtha, benzene, and toluene, which can achieveadequate extraction under a specific temperature and pressure. However,a key problem of the foregoing solvent extraction method is that theliquid extractant needs to be recovered by separating it from theextracted oil through complex processes such as rectification at roomtemperature and atmospheric pressure, which affects the economicperformance of the oily sludge extraction technology and temporarilydelays the promotion and application of this technology. In addition,the oily solid substance, for example, oily sludge, also contains asmall amount of water that is not easy to remove, which means that it isnecessary to remove low-content water from the oily solid substancealong with the recovery of oil. Therefore, the key to the development ofoily solid extraction technology is to discover and develop betterextractants and efficient extraction methods to remove low-content waterfrom the oily solid and recover oil from the oily solid.

SUMMARY

Objective of the invention: To resolve problems existing in the priorart, the present invention provides a processing method for perenniallyand deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, oroil sands in natural oil mines, which can recover oil from a solidsubstance deeply containing oils and water. This method is ahigh-performance and low-consumption processing method for a solidsubstance containing oils and water (especially perennially and deeplypolluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oil sandsin natural oil mines). The method of the present invention is effectivein oil extraction, thorough in separation of a solvent and recoveredoil, simple and energy-saving in reuse of the solvent, and simultaneousin oil extraction and water removal, thereby achieving the recovery ofoil from deeply oily sludge, and resource utilization and energyutilization to a greater extent.

The present invention further provides a processing system forperennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, wasteresidues, or oil sands in natural oil mines.

Technical solution: To achieve the foregoing objective, the presentinvention provides a processing method for perennially and deeplypolluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oil sandsin natural oil mines, including the following steps:

(A) allowing a solid substance containing oils and water to be in fullcontact with an organic liquid solvent with a low boiling point and aweak polarity or no polarity at room temperature under pressurizedcondition to extract oil by the solvent from the solid substancecontaining oils and water to the liquid, to obtain a deoiled solid and asolvent-oil-water mixture, wherein the solid substance containing oilsand water is perennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils andwater, waste residues, or oil sands in natural oil mines;

(B) performing solid-liquid separation on the obtained deoiled solid andsolvent-oil-water mixture;

(C) performing gasification separation on the solvent-oil-water mixtureobtained after the solid-liquid separation to separate the organicsolvent with a low boiling point and a weak polarity or no polarity forrecycling; and

(D) performing oil-water separation on the oil-water mixture obtained bythe separation in step (C) to obtain extracted oil.

In step (A), the extraction temperature is preferably −10-45° C., andthe extraction temperature is further 10-25° C. In the presentinvention, the extraction pressure allows the organic solvent to be keptin liquid state without any particular limitations.

In step (A), the organic solvent with a low boiling point and a weakpolarity or no polarity is gaseous at room temperature and atmosphericpressure or has a boiling point below 25° C.

Preferably, in step (A), the organic solvent with a low boiling pointand a weak polarity or no polarity is gaseous at room temperature andatmospheric pressure or has a boiling point below 25° C. Preferably, theorganic solvent is a mixture of any one or more of a hydrocarbonsolvent, an aldehyde solvent, a ketone solvent, and an ether solvent.The hydrocarbon solvent is one of propane, butane, and butadiene. Thealdehyde solvent is any one of formaldehyde and acetaldehyde. The ketonesolvent is, for example, cyclopropenone. The ether solvent is a mixtureof any one or more of diethyl ether, methoxyethane, and dimethyl ether.More preferably, the organic solvent is a mixture of any one or more ofbutane, butadiene, formaldehyde, dimethyl ether, and methoxy ethane.

In step (A), the solid substance containing oils and water and theorganic liquid solvent with a low boiling point and a weak polarity orno polarity are in contact in a mass ratio of 1:(1-200) for 0.01-10 h.Preferably, the solid substance containing oils and water and theorganic liquid solvent with a low boiling point and a weak polarity orno polarity are in contact in a mass ratio of 1:(5-80) for 0.5-1 h.

Preferably, in step (A), the full contact requires stirring at arotational speed of 0-1000 rpm. Further, the rotational speed is 50-100rpm.

In step (B), the solid-liquid separation is carried out by filtration orcentrifugation.

In step (C), the gasification separation is carried out by decompressionor heating evaporation, so that the liquid solvent is gasified toseparate from oil and water, and then the solvent is recovered bycompression and condensation of the gas solvent.

In step (D), the oil-water separation is carried out by centrifugationor gravity separation.

The present invention provides a processing system for perennially anddeeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oilsands in natural oil mines, including an extraction reactor, agas-liquid separator, a dryer, a compression condenser, and a solventstorage tank that are sequentially connected, wherein a pressurizingdevice is disposed on the solvent storage tank, and the gas-liquidseparator is connected to an oil-water separator.

A stirring device is disposed in the extraction reactor (2), and afiltering device is disposed at an outlet of the extraction reactor (2).In addition, the whole system is further provided with a plurality ofthermometers and manometers, and a flowmeter and a valve are providedbetween components.

In the present invention, a processing and oil recovery method forperennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, wasteresidues, or oil sands in natural oil mines is suitable for sludge atthe bottom of crude oil tanks during storage and transportation, sludgecontaining oils from oil refineries and wastewater processing plants,soil, sand, and oil sands that are contaminated by oil, oil-containingwaste clay from petrochemical industries, oil-containing waste residuefrom petrochemical industries, oil-containing soil remaining in the oilfield after oil extraction, and the like, and is particularly suitablefor sludge perennially and deeply containing oils at the bottom of crudeoil tanks, sludge containing oils, sludge, soil, and sand that aredeeply contaminated by oil, oil sands in natural oil mines, and thelike, which has a significant effect and can recycle oil after theoil-containing solid substance is processed. In the present invention, asolid substance containing oils and water, for example, oily sludge, isin full contact with an organic liquid solvent with a low boiling pointand a weak polarity or no polarity at room temperature under pressurizedcondition to extract oil and water from the solid substance to theliquid, the organic solvent with low boiling point and low latent heatis easily separated from oil and water in the liquid after solid-liquidseparation by decompression or heating evaporation, the gas solvent iscompressed and condensed for recycling, the extracted oil and water aresubjected to oil-water separation, and the extracted oil may be used asfuel or used for refining.

Beneficial Effects: Compared with the Prior Art, the Present Inventionhas the Following Advantages:

The processing method for a solid substance containing oils and water inthe present invention can be used to efficiently extract oil from sludgeperennially and deeply containing oils at the bottom of crude oil tanks,sludge containing oils, sludge, soil, and sand that are deeplycontaminated by oil, and the like. The solvent of the present inventionhas a low boiling point and a weak polarity or no polarity, so that thesolvent is easily and efficiently separated from the recovered oil,which only needs to gasify the solvent by flash evaporation underreduced pressure to obtain the solvent gas and the recovered oil, andthe solvent gas can be reused by quickly pressurized condensation. Inaddition, according to the principle of “like dissolves like”, thesolvent, as a weakly polar or non-polar organic substance, can stronglydissolve a large amount of weakly polar or non-polar hydrocarbonsexisting in the solid substance containing oils at room temperature.

In the processing method of the present invention, the extraction iscarried out under airtight and pressurized operating conditions, so thatoil in the solid substance containing oils and water will undergo fullpenetration and displacement under a specific pressure and temperature,and the solvent can be in contact with the solid substance to thegreatest extent to separate the viscous oil covering the solid substanceinto the solvent.

For another advantage of the present invention, the pressure differenceof filtration for solid-liquid separation in step (B) can be provided bypressurizing the solvent in the system, and a filter can be providednext to an extraction tank to achieve a good filtration effect, reducingenergy consumption and equipment investment.

In the present invention, the processing method for a solid substancecontaining oils and water, especially for perennially and deeplypolluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oil sandsin natural oil mines, can be used to extract oil and remove watersimultaneously, which has advantages of short operation time, highextraction efficiency, and easy separation and recovery of a solvent forextraction.

In the present invention, the processing system for a solid substancecontaining oils and water is simple in structure and convenient to use,and can process the solid substance containing oils and waterefficiently and at low cost in combination with the processing method ofthe present invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The sole FIGURE is a schematic diagram of a processing system for asolid substance containing oils and water.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS IN THE SOLE FIGURE

-   -   1—Solid substance containing oils and water; 2—Extraction        reactor; 3—Flash evaporation gas-liquid separator; 4—Oil-water        separator; 5—Recovered oil; 6—Waste water; 7—Dryer;        8—Compression condenser; 9—Solvent storage tank; 10—Pressurizing        device; {circle around (P)}—Manometer; {circle around        (T)}—Thermometer; and Ⓢ—Flowmeter.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present invention is further described below with reference toexamples and the accompanying drawings.

In the present invention, the detection standard is determined by themass percentage of the extracted organic ingredient in the total organicingredients of a solid substance containing oils and water.

A method for determining the total organic ingredients of a solidsubstance containing oils and water includes drying the solid substancecontaining oils and water at 105° C. to remove water to a constantweight, then roasting the dried solid substance in a muffle furnace at600° C. for 2 h to obtain a weight, and determining the differencebetween the two weight values as the mass of oil contained in the solidsubstance.

A method for determining the mass of oil extracted and separated from asolid substance containing oils and water includes measuring mass valuesof oil contained in the solid substance before and after extraction, anddetermining the difference between the mass values before and afterextraction as the mass of oil.

The ratio of the mass of the extracted oil to the mass of the originaloil in the solid substance containing oils and water is the oilextraction rate (P %).

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The solid substance containing oils and water in the examples of thepresent invention is perennially and deeply polluted sludge containingoils and water, and waste residues from a lubricant refinery, or oilsands in natural oil mines.

Example 1

As shown in the sole FIGURE, a processing system for perennially anddeeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oilsands in natural oil mines includes an extraction reactor 2, agas-liquid separator 3, a dryer 7, a compression condenser 8, and asolvent storage tank 9 that are sequentially connected, where apressurizing device 10 is disposed on the solvent storage tank 9, andthe gas-liquid separator 3 is connected to an oil-water separator 4; astirring device is disposed in the extraction reactor 2; and a filteringdevice is disposed at an outlet of the extraction reactor 2. A manometerand a thermometer are disposed on the extraction reactor 2. A manometeris disposed on the solvent storage tank 9. A valve and a flowmeter areprovided between the extraction reactor 2 and the solvent storage tank 9and between the extraction reactor 2 and the gas-liquid separator 3. Amanometer, a thermometer, and a valve are provided between thegas-liquid separator 3 and the dryer 7. Valves are provided near thedryer 7. A manometer, a thermometer, and a valve are provided betweenthe compression condenser 8 and the solvent storage tank 9.

The processing of the solid substance containing oils and water is asfollows. A solid substance containing oils and water 1 is added into anextraction reactor 2 in advance. A liquid solvent is pressurized by apressurizing device 10 and then flows from a solvent storage tank 9 intothe extraction reactor 2 with a flow rate controlled by a flowmeter. Thesolvent is kept liquid in the extraction reactor 2 by specific pressureduring extraction. The extraction reactor 2 is configured with astirring device. The stirring device is adjusted to a proper rotationalspeed to allow the liquid solvent to be in full contact with the solidsubstance, so that oil and water are extracted into the liquid solvent.A filtering device is provided at an outlet of the extraction reactor 2.When a valve at the outlet of the extraction reactor 2 is opened, thesolid of the solid substance containing oils and water is trapped in theextraction reactor 2, and the liquid solvent-oil-water mixture flowsinto a gas-liquid separator 3. When the valve is closed, decompressionand/or heating are/is carried out in the gas-liquid separator. Due tothe reduced pressure and increased temperature, the liquid solvent israpidly gasified, and the oil and water are kept liquid in thegas-liquid separator. The gasified solvent is dried by a dryer 7, and isthen compressed and condensed, to flow into the solvent storage tank 9for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3 enters an oil-waterseparator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and waste water 6.

Example 2

In this example, dimethyl ether, which is a gas at room temperature andatmospheric pressure, was used as a solvent for extraction with aboiling point of −24.9° C., and a solid substance containing oils andwater with a water content of 2.81%, an oil content of 33.63%, and asolid content of 63.56% was obtained from a lubricant refinery. Thesolid substance containing oils and water was processed as follows. 40 gof the solid substance containing oils was placed in the extractionreactor 2. The liquid solvent flowed from the solvent storage tank 9 tothe extraction reactor 2 at 15° C. under pressurization by thepressurizing device 10, and pressurization was carried out in theextraction reactor 2 to keep the solvent in liquid state. The mass ratioof the solid substance containing oils and water to the liquid solventwas 1:25, the rotational speed for stirring was 50 rpm, and the contacttime was 60 min. After the extraction, the solvent in which oil andwater were dissolved was filtered out and then flowed from theextraction reactor 2 to the gas-liquid separator 3 when the valve wasopened. When the valve was closed, decompression and/or heating were/wascarried out in the gas-liquid separator. Due to the reduced pressure andincreased temperature, the liquid solvent was rapidly gasified, and theoil and water were kept liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3. Thegasified solvent was dried by the dryer 7, and was then compressed andcondensed by the compression condenser 8, to flow into the solventstorage tank 9 for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3entered the oil-water separator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and wastewater 6. The solid substance after extraction has an oil content of5.97%, a water content of 0.22%, an oil extraction rate of 82.5%, awater removal rate of 92.3%, and a solvent recovery rate of 98.1%.

Example 3

In this example, dimethyl ether, which is a gas at room temperature andatmospheric pressure, was used as a solvent for extraction with aboiling point of −24.9° C., and a solid substance containing oils andwater with a water content of 2.81%, an oil content of 33.63%, and asolid content of 63.56% was obtained from a lubricant refinery. Thesolid substance containing oils and water was processed as follows. 40 gof the solid substance containing oils was placed in the extractionreactor 2. The liquid solvent flowed from the solvent storage tank 9 tothe extraction reactor 2 at 10° C. under pressurization by thepressurizing device 10, and pressurization was carried out in theextraction reactor 2 to keep the solvent in liquid state. The mass ratioof the solid substance containing oils and water to the liquid solventwas 1:10, the rotational speed for stirring was 50 rpm, and the contacttime was 60 min. After the extraction, the solvent in which oil andwater were dissolved was filtered out and then flowed from theextraction reactor 2 to the gas-liquid separator 3 when the valve wasopened. When the valve was closed, decompression and/or heating were/wascarried out in the gas-liquid separator. Due to the reduced pressure andincreased temperature, the liquid solvent was rapidly gasified, and theoil and water were kept liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3. Thegasified solvent was dried by the dryer 7, and was then compressed andcondensed by the compression condenser 8, to flow into the solventstorage tank 9 for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3entered the oil-water separator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and wastewater 6. The solid substance after extraction has an oil content of9.5%, a water content of 0.32%, an oil extraction rate of 71.8%, a waterremoval rate of 88.9%, and a solvent recovery rate of 98.6%.

Example 4

In this example, dimethyl ether, which is a gas at room temperature andatmospheric pressure, was used as a solvent for extraction with aboiling point of −24.9° C., and a solid substance containing oils andwater with a water content of 2.81%, an oil content of 33.63%, and asolid content of 63.56% was obtained from a lubricant refinery. Thesolid substance containing oils and water was processed as follows. 40 gof the solid substance containing oils was placed in the extractionreactor 2. The liquid solvent flowed from the solvent storage tank 9 tothe extraction reactor 2 at 15° C. under pressurization by thepressurizing device 10, and pressurization was carried out in theextraction reactor 2 to keep the solvent in liquid state. The mass ratioof the solid substance containing oils and water to the liquid solventwas 1:80, the rotational speed for stirring was 50 rpm, and the contacttime was 60 min. After the extraction, the solvent in which oil andwater were dissolved was filtered out and then flowed from theextraction reactor 2 to the gas-liquid separator 3 when the valve wasopened. When the valve was closed, decompression and/or heating were/wascarried out in the gas-liquid separator. Due to the reduced pressure andincreased temperature, the liquid solvent was rapidly gasified, and theoil and water were kept liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3. Thegasified solvent was dried by the dryer 7, and was then compressed andcondensed by the compression condenser 8, to flow into the solventstorage tank 9 for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3entered the oil-water separator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and wastewater 6. The solid substance after extraction has an oil content of0.81%, a water content of 0.14%, an oil extraction rate of 97.6%, awater removal rate of 95.1%, and a solvent recovery rate of 96.1%.

Example 5

In this example, methoxyethane, which is a gas at room temperature andatmospheric pressure, was used as a solvent for extraction with aboiling point of 7.4° C., and a solid substance containing oils andwater with a water content of 12.55%, an oil content of 55.63%, and asolid content of 31.82% was obtained from an oil refinery. The solidsubstance containing oils and water was processed as follows. 40 g ofthe solid substance containing oils was placed in the extraction reactor2. The liquid solvent flowed from the solvent storage tank 9 to theextraction reactor 2 at 10° C. under pressurization by the pressurizingdevice 10, and pressurization was carried out in the extraction reactor2 to keep the solvent in liquid state. The mass ratio of the solidsubstance containing oils and water to the liquid solvent was 1:10, therotational speed for stirring was 50 rpm, and the contact time was 60min. After the extraction, the solvent in which oil and water weredissolved was filtered out and then flowed from the extraction reactor 2to the gas-liquid separator 3 when the valve was opened. When the valvewas closed, decompression and/or heating were/was carried out in thegas-liquid separator. Due to the reduced pressure and increasedtemperature, the liquid solvent was rapidly gasified, and the oil andwater were kept liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3. The gasifiedsolvent was dried by the dryer 7, and was then compressed and condensedby the compression condenser 8, to flow into the solvent storage tank 9for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3 entered theoil-water separator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and waste water 6. Thesolid substance after extraction has an oil content of 28.43%, a watercontent of 2.33%, an oil extraction rate of 48.89%, a water removal rateof 83.6%, and a solvent recovery rate of 96.1%.

Example 6

In this example, butane, which is a gas at room temperature andatmospheric pressure, was used as a solvent for extraction with aboiling point of −1° C., and a solid substance containing oil and waterwith a water content of 0.81%, an oil content of 43.63%, and a solidcontent of 53.56% was obtained from a lubricant refinery. The solidsubstance containing oils and water was processed as follows. 40 g ofthe solid substance containing oils was placed in the extraction reactor2. The liquid solvent flowed from the solvent storage tank 9 to theextraction reactor 2 at 25° C. under pressurization by the pressurizingdevice 10, and pressurization was carried out in the extraction reactor2 to keep the solvent in liquid state. The mass ratio of the solidsubstance containing oils and water to the liquid solvent was 1:15, therotational speed for stirring was 50 rpm, and the contact time was 30min. After the extraction, the solvent in which oil and water weredissolved was filtered out and then flowed from the extraction reactor 2to the gas-liquid separator 3 when the valve was opened. When the valvewas closed, decompression and/or heating were/was carried out in thegas-liquid separator. Due to the reduced pressure and increasedtemperature, the liquid solvent was rapidly gasified, and the oil andwater were kept liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3. The gasifiedsolvent was dried by the dryer 7, and was then compressed and condensedby the compression condenser 8, to flow into the solvent storage tank 9for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3 entered theoil-water separator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and waste water 6. Thesolid substance after extraction has an oil content of 15.97%, a watercontent of 0.06%, an oil extraction rate of 63.4%, a water removal rateof 92.6%, and a solvent recovery rate of 98.1%.

Example 7

In this example, butadiene, which is a gas at room temperature andatmospheric pressure, was used as a solvent for extraction with aboiling point of −4.4° C., and a solid substance containing oils andwater with a water content of 12.31%, an oil content of 23.63%, and asolid content of 64.06% was obtained from a lubricant refinery. Thesolid substance containing oils and water was processed as follows. 40 gof the solid substance containing oils was placed in the extractionreactor 2. The liquid solvent flowed from the solvent storage tank 9 tothe extraction reactor 2 at 25° C. under pressurization by thepressurizing device 10, and pressurization was carried out in theextraction reactor 2 to keep the solvent in liquid state. The mass ratioof the solid substance containing oils and water to the liquid solventwas 1:25, the rotational speed for stirring was 80 rpm, and the contacttime was 60 min. After the extraction, the solvent in which oil andwater were dissolved was filtered out and then flowed from theextraction reactor 2 to the gas-liquid separator 3 when the valve wasopened. When the valve was closed, decompression and/or heating were/wascarried out in the gas-liquid separator. Due to the reduced pressure andincreased temperature, the liquid solvent was rapidly gasified, and theoil and water were kept liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3. Thegasified solvent was dried by the dryer 7, and was then compressed andcondensed by the compression condenser 8, to flow into the solventstorage tank 9 for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3enters an oil-water separator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and wastewater 6. The solvent was recovered after extraction to separate therecovered oil and water. The solid substance after extraction has an oilcontent of 8.97%, a water content of 1.99%, an oil extraction rate of62.0%, a water removal rate of 85.5%, and a solvent recovery rate of96.1%.

Example 8

In this example, formaldehyde, which is a gas at room temperature andatmospheric pressure, was used as a solvent for extraction with aboiling point of −19.5° C., and a solid substance containing oils andwater with a water content of 1.33%, an oil content of 38.63%, and asolid content of 60.04% was obtained from a vegetable oil refinery. Thesolid substance containing oils and water was processed as follows. 40 gof the solid substance containing oils was placed in the extractionreactor 2. The liquid solvent flowed from the solvent storage tank 9 tothe extraction reactor 2 at 25° C. under pressurization by thepressurizing device 10, and pressurization was carried out in theextraction reactor 2 to keep the solvent in liquid state. The mass ratioof the solid substance containing oils and water to the liquid solventwas 1:5, the rotational speed for stirring was 50 rpm, and the contacttime was 30 min. After the extraction, the solvent in which oil andwater were dissolved was filtered out and then flowed from theextraction reactor 2 to the gas-liquid separator 3 when the valve wasopened. When the valve was closed, decompression and/or heating were/wascarried out in the gas-liquid separator. Due to the reduced pressure andincreased temperature, the liquid solvent was rapidly gasified, and theoil and water were kept liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3. Thegasified solvent was dried by the dryer 7, and was then compressed andcondensed by the compression condenser 8, to flow into the solventstorage tank 9 for reuse. The liquid in the gas-liquid separator 3entered the oil-water separator 4 to separate recovered oil 5 and wastewater 6. The solvent was recovered after extraction to separate therecovered oil and water. The solid substance after extraction has an oilcontent of 20.34%, a water content of 0.32%, an oil extraction rate of47.3%, a water removal rate of 76.2%, and a solvent recovery rate of95.4%.

1. A processing method for perennially and deeply polluted sludgecontaining oils and water, waste residues, or oil sands in natural oilmines, comprising the following steps: (A) allowing a solid substancecontaining oils and water to be in full contact with an organic liquidsolvent with a low boiling point and a weak polarity or no polarity atroom temperature under pressurized condition to extract oil by thesolvent from the solid substance containing oils and water to theliquid, to obtain a deoiled solid and a solvent-oil-water mixture,wherein the solid substance containing oils and water is perennially anddeeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oilsands in natural oil mines; (B) performing solid-liquid separation onthe obtained deoiled solid and solvent-oil-water mixture; (C) performinggasification separation on the solvent-oil-water mixture obtained afterthe solid-liquid separation to separate the organic solvent with a lowboiling point and a weak polarity or no polarity for recycling; and (D)performing oil-water separation on the oil-water mixture obtained by theseparation in step (C) to obtain extracted oil, wherein in step (A), theextraction temperature is −10-45° C., and the extraction pressure allowsthe organic solvent with a low boiling point and a weak polarity or nopolarity to be kept in liquid state; and the organic solvent with a lowboiling point and a weak polarity or no polarity is gaseous at roomtemperature and atmospheric pressure or has a boiling point below 25° C.2. (canceled)
 3. (canceled)
 4. The processing method for perennially anddeeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oilsands in natural oil mines according to claim 1, wherein in step (A),the solid substance containing oils and water and the organic liquidsolvent with a low boiling point and a weak polarity or no polarity arein contact in a mass ratio of 1:(1-200) for 0.01-10 h.
 5. The processingmethod for perennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils andwater, waste residues, or oil sands in natural oil mines according toclaim 1, wherein in step (A), the full contact requires stirring at arotational speed of 0-1000 rpm.
 6. The processing method for perenniallyand deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, oroil sands in natural oil mines according to claim 1, wherein in step(B), the solid-liquid separation is carried out by filtration orcentrifugation.
 7. The processing method for perennially and deeplypolluted sludge containing oils and water, waste residues, or oil sandsin natural oil mines according to claim 1, wherein in step (C), thegasification separation is carried out by decompression or heatingevaporation, so that the liquid solvent is gasified to separate from oiland water, and then the solvent is recovered by compression andcondensation of the gas solvent.
 8. The processing method forperennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, wasteresidues, or oil sands in natural oil mines according to claim 1,wherein in step (D), the oil-water separation is carried out bycentrifugation or gravity separation.
 9. A processing system forperennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils and water, wasteresidues, or oil sands in natural oil mines used in the processingmethod according to claim 1, comprising an extraction reactor, agas-liquid separator, a dryer, a compression condenser, and a solventstorage tank that are sequentially connected, wherein a pressurizingdevice is disposed on the solvent storage tank, and the gas-liquidseparator is connected to an oil-water separator.
 10. The processingsystem for perennially and deeply polluted sludge containing oils andwater, waste residues, or oil sands in natural oil mines according toclaim 9, wherein a stirring device is disposed in the extractionreactor, and a filtering device is disposed at an outlet of theextraction reactor.